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A Prospect That They will BE AMIGA
bly, Settled.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, April News has been re-
ceived from Hayti to the effect that an amicable
settlement OF the British claims may be
expected. The Haytien assembly has had
Two Two ,. spcial sittings, one public and
Hill, the British special agent, now in Hayti. He
wishes to have the principle admitted. President
Solomon declined taking action until he obtained
an expression OF opinion from the assembly To
admit the principle is to acknowledge the English
claim of 81 900, 600. The Island Of Tortugas was
offered TO the British government in settlement of
this claim three years ago
The French frfgate La Minerva arrived here dav
before yesterday for orders. She was ordered to
ders said trouble was imminent The vessel nro-
ceeded to Port au Prince. An interesting comDli-
cation may be remembered in connection with the
"black republic" as Sir Spencer ST. John late min
lister TO Hayt1, terms it in his new book The gov
eminent OF Hayti has recently borrowed Is 600 600
francs. or s. 900, in Paris II England wants
q hayden Island, French creditors will probably
have something to say. The highly-aIarming
rumOrs that have reached this city from Hayti
seem to be baseless, as the United states steamer
iantlc let there three days ago for this port,
and the Haytien man-of-war Dessalines'
Capt. Cooper, a son Of Admiral Cooper, OF the
United States Navy, is also here. Capt. Cooper
stated positively that the runOrS OF q reyo.
lutiOnary movement there ana another
massacre OF mulattOeS were absolutely
grOundless; that perfect peace and quiet reigned
In Port Au Prince and that he Captain
COOPER had left his family there Her matesty's
ship Canada, with the British commissioner on
board is still at Point Au Prince. Mr. Hill is ex-
pected here within a fortnight The general
opinion Is that the matter will be a1Hicably
settled.
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THE MORMON CONrERENCE.
Tho Report Of the First Presidency
How the Lord Furnishes His People.

Tho Report Of the First Presidency-
How the Lord Furnishes His People.
SALT LAKE CITY, April 9.-The April conference
OF the Mormon Church, held at Provo adjourned
yesterday after three days thinly-attended ses-
sion; The address OF the first presidency was
dency report themselves in good health and
spirits. Twelve have been laboring with great eff
nciency. The people are all dillgent in the OBJ
servance OF their religious duties and attend the
meetings faithfully. The af1ctions the saints
are now passing through are the scourge OF the
dd upon ~ them for their past and
factory, and the Lord viii not per
init our enemies to triumph over US for
faithful that defeated the vicious legislation aimed
at this people during the past year Although the
law1 harsh the be able to bear its Oper
alton patiently and without grievOus loss. The
teachings heretofore given to the church must be
Kept In mind, and the inner lives OF the people Or
dered thereon; thenall will be well and the guild
ance OF the Holy spirit will be with us" After
this there follows violent condemnation Of cigar
cite smoking, and a call for the teachers to stop
the young from INDUCING in it. The bishops and
pOral welfare OF the people and to that all have
employment. Retrospect is INDUCED in and the
report says that the adversary Of Souls has always
been stirring up the wicked to destroy this people
Everything said against Mormonism is denounced
as false and everything done against it as uncon-
stitut1onal sort OF history or the recent legis-
hOpelessly intermixed and the conclusion is ar
rived at that " no such law was ever enacted in
this country before" The address deprecates per-
SecuttOnS OF the saints, and advises them to fol.
low the advice OF the priesthood in all things A
review of the material prosperity Of the Territory
closes with renewed expression Of confidence In
OF "the enemies OF the Lord" The Affections the
saints now endure will De made to appear very
trifing. Full confidence Is expressed that the
clouds which darken the horizon will soon be dis
SiDated.
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A GLADSTONE MANIFESTO.
A Strong Appeal to English Working
men tn ODnOSS, GOerciOm.

A strong Appeal to English Working.
men to Oppose Coercion.
LONDON, April 9.-Mr. Gladstone to-day issued
10 the miners in the north Of Great Britain,
majority of whom are enthusiastic followers OF
him, the following letter, which amounts to q
manifesto: II cannot refrain from CALI
ing your attention to the meeting
winch Is to be held in Hyde Park next Monday,
ana TO which understand tens Of thousands OF
tne work1ngmen Of London intend generously 10
devote their holiday. II there ever was time
when 1t was to the interest OF the English work
lngman TO bethink himself, this is the time It Is
the nTSt time when a coercion bill, IL passed, Is
10 Oe passed by EngandS vote alone against the
nrst time when such bill will have been passed
under the sanction OF the house-holders at large,
VINO were never enfranchised before the last cleo
tiOns-ln 1885 and 1886. It is the first time cOer-
ci0n has been proposed without any attempt by
the ministry to show, what we know they cannot
ing crime.
'If England is to coerce Ireland for crime, Ire
lana can reply that relatively to population she
mas less crime than England In my opinion the
rejection of the bill is even more needed by Eng
land than by Ireland. For Ireland it is question
OF suffering, and she knows how to suffer-. For
England 1t is question OF shame and dishonor,
ana TO cast away shame and diShonOr is the nrSt
business or great nation. In 1875 a meeting OF
London Workingmen first gave effectual force to
the election OF 1880. May the meeting Of Monday
next ring the death knell OF the worst, the most
insulting and the most causeleSS coercion bill ever
submitted to parliament"
THE BIGGEST EVER HELD IN LONDON.
LONDON, April g.-The anti-cOerciOn meeting to
De neld In HYDE Park Monday promises to be the
biggest outdoor political meeting ever held in
London.
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MARRIED,
HARRISoN- LATTERNRR. In Buffalo, April Z.
WHARTON and xEkiE fATTEkHEE ds;S ~
Of r. Latterner, Eaq.. both Of this city.
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's,sn sSSs!, SyS =. z sI j.: -;
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rslativss are invited to attend.
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NE AZ alns % 10 aay Of osp.OsSs SssSs%Ss>
sEed 50 year., months aud - daya Re isav0S
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He Can alfour sorron heal
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9ss scsci 80 and IS s:s s sSGsas 3: sss.
Richmond papers plsese copy.
iss ibk dsssSsS q so.n 1ss'f S.s sa as !.
funsrSi frosn her rsssdepoe, 1850 Ninth strsrt
noEthwsk On SUNDAY. Att 10 g Sp y. hsasavs
REED. on April 6. 1857. q O'Clock pm, YLOR-
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fuss.l viil tsks rdsce non GhfloA napt,ut c>urcA
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Name.
Name,
Washington Stock Exchanoo.

The 1oIoWing Changes from yesterdays ouotatjons
2p TIE Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day
s,s. rsf i;sS Ss "a a 1sSss s s:ss$
h ld R Mai sOyesr fund. IS. 1909 coin 13sE
11l3k bid 1i9 asked Metropolitan railroad stocf
S Sg Pa 105 asked Columbia railroad stock %
Goran insurance, go bid. Gik asked. Columbia
insurance. Jan bid l4s asked. Potomac Insurance,
W Washington Market stock II bid, 2ia asked.
washington Brick Machine. $50 bid Bank Of Wash
bid National MetroPolitan bank i6o bid Great 9s
F f5 b Ice o Gd Heal Estate Title Insurance
81 sskes s..sd Gnea1peske F and Pot Tel Ca
asked asked Columbia Title Insurance Co.. ~ bid, 5s4
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The En,n,ons Case.

ARA kAA0Ns NOT PRESENT AT THE HEARING TO
DAY-HER EcCENTRICITTEs AT THE RELAY HOUSE.
the nearing before Auditor Payne, in the case oil
Mrs. Emmons to determine what amount OF the
costs to which she was put to in defending herself
IN the lunacy proceedings should be paid by Mr.
Emmons was resumed at 1 O'Clock to-day. MIS-
Emmols was not present to-day.
MA Emm0ng eccentricitieS are attracting at.
tention at the Relay House. where she has made
neI nome since her return nom Europa The
1alilMOre AMericdn Of this morning says that
sne mas o06n doing some things at the hotel that
annoyco tne guests, and tho proprietor, Mr. Col
W sns GSo a TO headquarteis and asked g
more yesterday for the puruoae rat. q she cum
p,ained g being sick Mr. Colvtn decided to lst hei
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From Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, April g, IL a.m.-The stock market
was again strong at the opening first prices SHOW
ing advances over Thursday sclOsng figures of from
q to Il per cent. The market was frm in the
early dealings but for short time only. Atlantic
Pacific advanced q, Evansville & TerIe Haute Y
and st. Paul & Duluth 2ss. The gains in the gen.
eral list were for Insignificant fractions only and
prices soon yielded, being carried below the Opening
figures. In the latter part OF the hour there was
much better tone, and early losses were in most
instances regained. At IL O'Clock the marked Is
comparatively quiet and steady to firm, close on
to the opening figures
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The Potomac Fruit Grower.

The Potomac Fruit Growers Association, at its
meeting this week. discussed the question "1hat
shall we do this summer To make the association
more useful TO Its members and this community.-
DTS ID. s. Lamb, Chas Murphy, L r. Rowland: X
W. Fenwick, NJ. I. Parker, j. b. Philp, J. X
Trimbly, and Win. H. Chase made sho-1 sna.cbes
upon The subject the tenor OF their advice heinz
that the association should disseminate knowledge
upon The best and most profitable fruits To r,iss
In this climate. and give ey guTSions down ard IN
the river with instructors, who Will give Practical
lessons On grasses leaves, fruits. DC. The pre-
gram was participated I'm by MeSsrs DR. Frank
White, j. A. Duncan, J. l.. NcCreery Misses Car
RE kldwell, Flora Holden, Fannie Bischon Master
Mary Seitz
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Fire i'm a Nexy.paner Office.

NEW YORK. April 9.-Fire in the mailing DEPART
ment OF the .Neic Yorker Zeitung this morning eat
the rear OF the Zeitung publication ONCE, II
Frankfort street. The Zeitung had just gone to
EreSs, but work in the press-rOom had to be ADAM
doned. The paper came out three or four hours
late. The damage to the Zeitung by the dcstruc-
ton OF the apparatus by which Is, 600 copies of
the paper were mailed daily, is incalculable in
money value. -
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
NOTES FROM BERLIN.

The Chinese LOan-PrOp0scd Inter
national Chemical Exhibitions
Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
BERLIN. April 9.-The negotiations between Aus
trfa and Roumania for commercial treaty have
collapsed.
The gold loan which China has contracted IN
Germany Is I'VE million marks at five per cent.
hall million OF capital annually repayabie a1sei
1893
An international chemical exhibition in one OF
the chief towns OF Germany is under discussion.
The bOurSe Is active with higher prices.
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Chicago Markets.
A Burglar Shot Dead.
CAUGHT AZ m WAS IN THE ACT OF ENTERING

BUFFALO, Afril GA special from Jamestown. n.
Y. says: About O'Clock this morning A. r. Cat
lin heard man trying to enter his house. Pro-
curing r1e. he went down stairs and watched
Inc man while he opened q window in the dining
room ana Climbed partially in. Mr.. Catlin then
neeo' ana tae bullet passed through the burglars
neck. ne dropped from the window, staggered
aDOut iW Ieet and fell dead. The man 10 supposed
70 pc the same one who has entered several houses
lately. ae has been identified as Charles Green,
an oilswcl driller, OF Bradford, Pa.
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NAVAL VESSELS TO BE SoLD.-The Shenandoah
| ana Lackawanna, at San Francisco, have been
stricken from the naval register and will be sold
at public auction This makes seven naval vessels
to be disposed OF in this Way
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Baltimore Markets.

BALT1MORE. Nd April 9.-virginia SKIES. east
664 bid to-day. ' N' As" 'Ahees'
,i RALT1 INC MD. April 9-Cotton steady-mid-
southern quiet and steady red sOa9s amber 9ag4
winter red, spot 20Aa9oN; April, 50h asked: May.
steady: Vile Soih asked
AL AZ, western Este easy and dull mi1ed, spot 4s45
steamer ssn. .4aa45 Oats PennsS
Saa Eye quiet and steady 55s5s Provisions
n0nMAuy steaoy Suyar-cOppef refined steady 9s<a
a 10: MhiskK steady. 123al24. Other articles IN
c cnfsa 5eShts 70 LIVERPOOL per steamer dull
four Ya6 9l3S barrels wheat $1,000 bushels: corn.
shiPmsnts-aour. 4565 barrels; wheat $4,000
Dusne1 corn, "a, 100 bushels. SaleS-Wheat. 80 100
bushels corn, As 900 bushels
Chicago Markets.
ea cGGAdbo sk 1 Apr H.. moo,s; Wheat
81 ISIS. aS Cen esay.c.sh 1855 May, 30
May nsyy.ss 20 s;1 rs June s9I; bye 54s Barley BIZ
rs PORK ste.drm ne dSno. ~ seed LA whisky.
2L90. Lard stea1y-Cash. $50; Nay, 7.S7H; june.
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CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS. Inflammation OF the
throat and difficulty OF breathing, frequently ~.
suit from severe cold The remedial proDerttea
combined In Dr. d. Jaynts Expectorant are espe.
c1ally designed to break NJ feverish and n0amynn-
tory tendencies remove O. ostrictaon or the throat
and by bringing about free expectorstion. pro.
mote natural respiration, and speedy cure. A
reputation maintained for NIFTY years anords 10
Al guarantee OF the practical merit Of tn
remedy.
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Tne Chicago Carpenters strike.
TIE BRIcKLAYERs AND HoD CARRIERS sHow raru
SYMPATHY

CHICAGO, April 9.-The strike OF the union car.
PenteIs Is Still on, and work on many buildinRs
Is LeIolued. The br1cklayers and hod carriers
have omc1ally announced their desire TO help the
carpenters. The following has been issued
"bncKiayers and stonemasons, take notes: You
aIe uOliueo mat You must not assist bosses or any
one else IN setting frames or jots or doing Othei
ca arp w0rk. BY order OF the union.r
Inc Orlckiayers have imposed fine OF SIS for q
Nolatlon OF the above order. similar notice
from tne nod carriers imposes fine Of $40 Tele.
s Sms OF encouragement hnve been received from
Nsw lolKs washington. Philadelphia, baltimore
Carpenter u Canada =
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New FOundland's Complaint Just.
BLAMING THE SALISBURY GOVERNMENT FOR NOT srr
THING THE EAT QUESTION

SIT
THING THE BAIT QUESTION -
LONDON, April 9.-The Times, commenting on the
tslature for compensation for losses slas-
tanned by the disallowance OF the bfll
regulating the export Of bait says the
SUFFERING complained OF in Newfoundland Is A real
and serious grievance, which might have been al
ready removed but for the colonial ONCE, which,
the paper declares, has been diat0ry, tnconsider.
ate. ana not altogether straightforward The gov
eminent, the Times adds, should Immediately
either sanction the bill or suggest some acceptable
alternative.
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EASTER MONDAY AT THE WHITE HOUSE-The
White House grounds will be thrown open on
Monday for the children to enjoy Easter egg
rolling. 100
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Col. T. Y. FIELD has been ordered to command
the marine barracks at the Norfolk navy.yard.
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Killed Herself ON Second Trial.
NEW YORK, April 9.-Clara Schlay, who swal-
lowed carbOlic acid on Tuesday last and recovered
purpose OF destroying herself. -
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interior Department Changes.
the following official changes have been made
In the Department OF the Interior,
Pension Once designations: Thomas d. Cor
nett OF virginia, clerk, 81 400 and Leonard Mar
tin, OF Wisconsin, clerk, s., 600.
fatent On1ce.-TrunSterred to Pension ONCE:
lnonlaS WHay, OF the District OF Columbia, fourth
assistant examiner. Promotion: Miss Margaret
Mills OF New York, clerk 81 ZOO to fourth assist
ant examiner at same salary.
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Outrages By Tonqnin Pirates.

PARIS, April 9.-Private adv1ees from Tonuuiri
re es the country as being infested With
pii S r0aming about In powerful bands robbing
anu cOmmi.ting an kinds Of outrages. The French
troops are unable to cope with them,
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JAMES CUnRAN,s suCCnssoR.
appointment Of SupervisimI inspector
Of Steam VeSseiSe

Tue PRESIDENT to-day appointed Marshall Parks
70 ee supervising inspector Of steam vessels fol
the tniiu district, in place of Jas. Curran, Of
maryland, who was twice nominated to that
once, and who failed OF confirmation each time
MI. PARKS Is resident OF Norfolk, and pro
nounced democrat In his early youth he received
practical instruction in the construction and
management OF steam vessels, and has since
added 70 his knowledge and skill in that profes
SION ~ service with the Novelty Iron Works, Of
Msm 10TH ana Harlan Hollingsworth, OF VII.
gin ngso ad pei He has more recently been en-.
Norl0ik and Portsmouth. Ascommandero OF steam
poaI. ne maze the first voyage by steam from the
Ontario via Albany and Syracuse entirely inland
For many years he devoted himself to the extep-
SION OF inland navigation and by the construction
OF sae A. Al9emarle and Chesapeake canal, he ex
tended the inland waterway $500 miles. lie was
not On applicant for the position but his appoint
ment was strongly urged by many Influential
fT WAS CHARGED By cuxRAS's FRIENDS
that Senator German pocketed his nomination
and they persistently urged the President to con.
tinue sending In the name until 1t was acted upon
THIS the mugwumps insisted upon, as in the in.
terest OF clean politics. The President, however
ranted In following such a course. He thinks he
mas Done all all In the case that Mr.. Curran'S
friends have right to expect.
t MnT sn Parks is said to be very good man for
tne pace. he was democratic candidate for Con-
district" .'
An oficial, speaking Of the refusal Of the Presi.
dent to reappoint Nj. Curran said to a STAR re,
porter to-day that he did not think the mugwumps
Wouu nave any right to complain. The friends Of
Ml. CoEIan, ne said, remained perfectly passive,
ana anu permitted the Senate to ignore the nominal
n n, ana when 1t was all over came back at the
rIesluent with demand that he send in the name
again ana again. The President was given no
reason 10 LEAD him to think that the result of a
tnru tf1al would be different from that OF the first
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District Government Affair.".


The District Commissioners have written O. a.
Staples OF Wizards Hotel, that the sunday law
with respect TO the closing OF barber shops remains
unchanged, and the Commissioners have no power
over IL, except TO enforce It's provisions.
THE NEW PLCMBING BOARD.
The Commissioners have amended the order con-
shutting board 10 revise the plumbing repula-
lions so TO provide for representative on The
board from the Master Plumbers Association and
one from the Master Plumbers Mutual ProtAcflve
Association. The board held its first meeting al
O'Clock to-day In room In the health department.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwsle "a follows:
ID. :. Williamson, TO erect brick dwelling "a 500
numbered SOB New York avenue northwest: w n
Lewis. TO erect frame dwelling, $4O0 on Bennine's
Bridge road: also, TO same, 70 erect four fraine
dwellings, 81, 400, on Gales street, Rosedale: r.
Is. Dctrick, TO erect two brick dwcllfnQR
$l-5OO, numbered 40 and 4a2 in alley
between " and Union street southwest: d. n
Gron, to erect two brick dwellngs $1,000 mum.
bered 30 and 81 Myrtle street northeast: n r.
Davis, TO erect a brick dwelling, S. 500 numbered
DOS French street northwest; B. W. Carpenter. to
erect three brick dwellings, 5000 numbered ga,
$50 and ass street southeast; +. Butler to build
brick addition 10 No. 20 street northwest, $3.50:
Chas Reinhardt. TO add 70 30s 9th street north
west 500; A. Burgess, TO add TO No. S15 street
northeast, $3.50; A. y. Slette, to add 20 ST. 18th
street northeast, 500; Mrs. Lauer to repair 1921
1ah street northeast, $500; W. X. Ryan, TO add TO
house on Pierce Mill road, 81 500; q. w. Butler TO
repair house on Howard avenue, Hillsdale 1900
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Am OH Refinorv mr., rtro.

PITTsBURG, April "a fire is raging at the Bear
Greek Oil refinery, six miles from the CITY, Assist
ance has been sent from here
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The Winter Wheat.


CONDITIONS NOTED IN THE APRIL REPORT OF TIE
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
Inc report OF the Department OF Agriculture for
April relating to the condition OF winter grain
states that the returns show that the condition OF
the soil at the time Of seeding wheat was some
what unfavorablei the States OF the Atlantic and
Gull coasts, owing to drought during the late sum-
sylvania, in Maryland and Virginia, and in parts
OF Texas. The same unfavOrable Conditions pre-
valied IN western Missouri and in Kansas. The
Seed1ng late, and In localities where It was un.
DrOken Wnen winter set In, termination was slow
ana tne Iall growth smalE In the great wheat
souri, the seed bed for the greater part of the area
was In favorable condition, and with local excep-
ION n9ns' the plant made good growth before going
into winter quarters. On the Pacific slope the
early seeding time was dry, but rains came later,
and the Whole breadth was put in in fair condi-
'ion' 'nousn somewhat after the usual date.
LIFE-SAv1SG MEDAL FOR A TEN-YEAR-OLD Boy
A silver medal has been awarded by the Treasury
Department to Frederic Kernockan nhe ten-year.
ga son OF J; +. Kernockan) who saved the life OF
Grabbing at Navesink last October.
CAEcEL1NG LAND PATENTS FRAUDULRsrLY o.
TAINED.-Acting Secretary Muldrow has recon.
mended suit to be instituted to cancel the patents
Of twenty-five entries made In the township
bounded on the east by Ration Creek and on the
west by Turner's Creek in the Pueblo land district
OF Colorado. It is stated that the parties named
In the entries are all fictitious with one exception
end that the land embraced contains the largest
ana nnest coal deposits in southern Colorado.
NAVAL ORDERs.ACapt. Geo. B. White has been
detached from duty as inspector OF the fourth
lighthouse district, May 2, and ordered to con-
tinue on duty as member OF the advisory board
on the improvement OF Philadelphia harbor. Com
mander Jno. j. Read detached from command OF
the Michigan, Both inst, and ordered to duty as
Lieut.. VIM. c. Babcock ordered to duty ia the
Navy Department 18th inst.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Now York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 300 pm prices
OF the New YORK stock Market, reported by special
wire to II. II. Dodge $50 18th street: